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Economy May 23, 2019 | 4:37 pm

Utility bows to protests, will pay power plant workers

Santo Domingo.- State Electric Utility (CDEEE), Rubén Jiménez Bichara, on Thurs. said that during construction of the Punta Catalina power plant at times the payroll exceeded 10,000, but as the work ended, the majority of workers has been laid off. The announcement comes hundreds of current and former workers staged various protest to demand the payment of owed bonuses. Jimenez said that a... Read more

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